Much like the President of the United States, Auburn football coach Hugh Freeze has come under fire for playing too much golf on the job. After several high-profile decommits and a dismal 2024 campaign that saw the Tigers go 2-6 in SEC play and fail to qualify for a bowl game for just the fourth time this century,

Keldric Faulk came to the defense of Hugh Freeze on Tuesday by saying that the team needs to execute this season.

Auburn football coach Hugh Freeze knows his margin of error is very thin entering the 2025 season. During the AMBUSH event, Freeze spoke on the team’s progression and announced the Tigers fall camp dates to members of the media.

Kirby Smart will bring his Georgia Bulldogs to Jordan-Hare Stadium in October. Smart discussed the challenges of playing at JHS during SEC Media Days.

This offseason, Auburn football added some dynamic transfers to its secondary — and the bunch makes a compelling case for shining in 2025.

With things still being in the early stages, Freeze avoided giving an extensive comment on Auburn’s deals through NIL GO, deferring to Cohen. However, he did use it as an example of why he thinks Auburn’s rev-share and NIL strategies are the right ones.

Paul Finebaum isn’t pulling any punches when it comes to Hugh Freeze. The longtime Southeastern Conference insider and ESPN college football analyst appeared on the "McElroy & Cubelic" podcast and made it clear: the Auburn head coach is officially on the hot seat.

Ike Irish is poised for a first-round selection, but the two-day event will also be significant in regard to next season, as coach Butch Thompson and his staff will hold their breath to see what of Auburn's latest rosters possibly goes pro ahead of the 2026 campaign.